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Bratislava City Gallery's relaxed talks about art find fans among foreigners
Let’s Talk Art! guided tours in English are held once a month, but there are other fun ways to enjoy art in the gallery.
3 things to do in Bratislava for free in the next seven days
Enjoy Petržalka days this weekend or participate in morning yoga on Monday.
News digest: Čaputová 2024 will not happen
Storm and heat warnings will be in place on Wednesday, a picnic to go to, and good news from Slovakia.
A woman turns 104 years old. What's her secret to a long life?
Read a selection of short positive stories from Slovakia.
President Čaputová: I am not going anywhere. My work for democracy will have a different form
Slovak President Zuzana Čaputová explains why she will not run in the 2024 presidential elections.
Slovak president will not run for office again in 2024
Zuzana Čaputová, who was elected in 2019, says she does not have the strength to run for president a second time.
Hope away from home
Struggles, resilience and the pursuit of hope amidst war are part of many Ukrainians’ daily lives.
Archaeologists hope to discover buried mediaeval buildings in southern Slovakia
A locality near Rimavská Sobota has been repeatedly settled over the centuries.
News digest: 10 years have passed since infamous police raid on Roma
Teaching AI bots to speak better Slovak, Peter Pellegrini ruling out coalition with extremists, and concerts of Slovak bands for free.
Wolf pack kills almost 100 sheep in Orava
First time an attack of such a scale occurs in the region.
Three open-air summer resorts in Bratislava have opened, another one opens today
Pasienky, with the only indoor 50-metre swimming pool, closes.
Ódor will govern as interim PM, and Čaputová will announce her big decision
The president is expected to announce tomorrow whether she will run or not.
Teaching AI bots to speak better Slovak
There is relatively little data available in Slovak for AI training.
Slovakia’s labour market is changing rapidly
Satisfaction declined for employees and employers.
News digest: Key decision for Slovakia (and Čaputová)
New rules for visitors to the Tatras, Smer is losing core supporters, and Bratislava will hold the Umbrella March on Saturday.
Understanding the importance of misinformation and disinformation, and the damage it can cause
Zmudri's Zuzana Blažeková on the differences between generations in one family.
Young people’s uphill battle to fight disinformation at home
Older family members are more entangled in the disinformation whirlwind.
Poll shows Fico’s Smer is losing support, but remains top
Progressive Slovakia, a liberal party, is growing stronger.
More illegal migrants will cross Slovakia, says acting interior minister
Slovakia has refused to back the latest proposed changes to EU asylum and migration regulations.
Home-office legislation undergoes improvement
Some matters still need to be addressed.
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